Weston grew up on a farm in rural Ohio. He quickly found enjoyment by passing time in the work shop. Through the 4-H program, he learned the fundamentals of woodworking. As he expanded his experience in the wood shop, he focused most on the use of the scroll saw. Scroll saws are unique in their ability to cut shapes with extreme levels of accuracy and detail. He began cutting pictures in wood. He also began to expand the wood shop on the farm, buying tools when he could. At the age of 15, Weston participated in his first art show. This was his first experience at turning his hobby and passion into a business. 

Weston and Victoria met in high school. Part of their weekends together soon included sitting together at art shows that Weston was participating in. Through the years Victoria has gone from observer to helper to partner. They now work in the shop together. Weston leads the hands on and design work while Victoria leads the business aspect. Together they make Honey and Bourbon Woodworks the company that it is. They'll leave it up to you to decide who is sweet as honey vs strong like bourbon.

Today they are proud to offer a wide variety of custom wood solutions to their customers. While they still create unique artwork, they also provide custom designed furniture and woodwork for homes. They are based out of West Chester, OH where they serve the local area but their artwork has also traveled as far as Japan and El Salvador!